Unique Uzbekistan


Travel along the Silk Road as we visit the ancient cities of Uzbekistan. We’ll begin and end in Tashkent, the capital city, that has reinvented itself after a century of Soviet occupation. Next stop will be Samarkand, a city of mosques and madrassa, built in the 15th century by Amir Timur, 14 th Century conqueror and modern-day hero of the Uzbeks. Then, we’ll join the throngs of holiday-goers for the Goldbroidery Festival in the timeless city of Bukhara to enjoy song, dance, and shopping for treasures.

Next Class: Sept.12, 7:00-8:00 PM
This is an online class using Zoom
Osseo CE – Registration: phone 763-391-7242 or Online: osseo.ce.eleyo.com
Tri-District/ISD197 CE: https://tridistrict.ce.eleyo.com/
————–You can register for this class through any of these participating Community Eds.——————
Osseo ISD 279

Tri-City District ISD 197

Eden Prairie ISD 272

Chisago Lake ISD 2144

New Ulm-Washington Learning Center


Unique Uzbekistan Powerpoint Talk Community Ed Osseo CE

Instructor bio: June Anderson has had the opportunity to visit many “faraway places with strange sounding names,” thanks to her son’s career in the Foreign Service. She has visited Uzbekistan twice, once in 2002 and again in 2022.

Ancient Armenia


Embark on an armchair tour of this ancient land. After first viewing the Biblical Mt. Ararat from its capital city, Yerevan, we’ll explore Areni Cave where archeologists have unearthed a 6000 year old wine press and an array of fermenting vats and storage pots. We’ll follow the trail of prehistoric standing stones, Armenia’s Stonehenge, marching across the mountaintop, visit a pagan temple complex, and a monastery carved into a mountain with holy water seeping through its rocky walls. And we will learn the truth about the holocaust perpetrated by the Ottoman Turks in 1915 in which 1.5 million Armenians lost their lives.

Date offered: September 26, 7:00-8:00 pm via Zoom
This is an online class using Zoom
Osseo CE – Registration: phone 763-391-7242 or Online: osseo.ce.eleyo.com
Anoka-Hennepin CE: https://tce.me/iM0XFE
Tri-District/ISD197 CE: https://tridistrict.ce.eleyo.com/

————–You can register for this class through any of these participating Community Eds.——————

Osseo ISD 279

Anoka-Hennepin ISD 11

Tri-District CE ISD 197

Chisago Lakes ISD 2144

New Ulm-Washington Learning Center

Centennial



Ancient Armenia Powerpoint talk Community Ed Osseo CE Anoka-Hennepin CE

Instructor bio: June Anderson is both a world traveler and an author sharing her adventures in her numerous published books and through her online PowerPoint community ed classes.

Christmas in Krakow

Twenty years ago, my husband and I celebrated the most wonderous Christmas of our lives in Krakow, Poland as we joined our son and his family for the holiday. We visited the medieval Market Square, alive with Christmas, Santa Claus, and Ronald McDonald; rode in a carriage to Wawal castle and met its fire-breathing dragon, Smok; and took a one-horse open sleigh ride over the river and thru the forested hills of the Carpathian Mountains. Let me share this storybook memory with you.

Date offered: Dec. 5, 7:00-8:00 via Zoom
This is an online class using Zoom 
Osseo CE – Registration: 
phone 763-391-7242 or Online: osseo.ce.eleyo.com
Tri-District/ISD197 CE: https://tridistrict.ce.eleyo.com/

————–You can register for this class through any of these participating Community Eds.——————

Osseo ISD 179

Tri-District ISD 197

Chisago Lakes ISD 2144

New Ulm – Washington Learning Center

Kasson-Mantorville ISD 204

St. Francis – ISD 11


Community Ed Power Point talk “Christmas in Krakow” June Gossler Anderson

Instructor bio: June Anderson is an author who lists history and travel as her favorite pastimes, often combining these two loves into books and PowerPoint talks which she will share with anyone willing to listen.

Tracking Dracula through Ireland, England and Transylvania

This is the story of two men—one a writer, the other a warlord, who lived in different countries in different centuries, and how their lives intertwined to create the most memorable villain of all time—Count Dracula. In 1897 Bram Stoker’s novel, Dracula, launched an entire genre of literature and film about vampires. Join him as we track Dracula from a crypt in Dublin, to the ruins of Whitby Abbey in England, to castles in Romania once frequented by Vlad Tepes, aka “Vlad the Impaler.”

Date offered Live/In-Person October 26th @ 1PM at Magus Books
*CALL FOR RESERVATIONS: (612) 379-1830
1848 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418

Offered virtually via Zoom through Community Ed on October 10th @7PM
Osseo CE – Registration: phone 763-391-7242 or Online: osseo.ce.eleyo.com
Anoka-Hennepin CE: https://tce.me/iM0Yhy
Cambridge-Isanti CE: c-ischools.ce.eleyo.com
Tri-District/ISD197 CE: https://tridistrict.ce.eleyo.com/

————–You can register for this class through any of these participating Community Eds.——————

Osseo ISD 279

Anoka-Hennepin ISD 11

Cambridge-Isanti

Tri-District CE ISD 197

Eden Prairie ISD 272

Chisago Lakes ISD 2144

New Ulm – Washington Learning Center

St. Francis – ISD 11



Tracking Dracula Powerpoint talk at Magus Books June Gossler Anderson

Instructor bio: June Anderson has explored the paranormal world with Dave Schrader, former host of Darkness Radio. Adding research to travel, she has produced both a full-color book and a PowerPoint presentation about her paranormal travels in search of Dracula.

Hauntings and History of the Emerald Isle

Experience History with a Paranormal Twist on an Armchair Tour Through Ireland. Ireland is famous for its “thin places,” a membrane or a thin layer between worlds that cross over each other. From pagan times to present, Ireland’s dark history has been recorded in its abbeys and churches, forts and castles, jails and graveyards by those who lived during those turbulent times and often perished because of them. Their ghosts are eyewitnesses to this history. Sometimes, they are the history.

Date offered Live October 19th @ 1PM at Magus Books
*CALL FOR RESERVATIONS:  (612) 379-1830
1848 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418

Offered via Zoom through Community Ed on October 15th @7PM
Anoka-Hennepin CE: https://tce.me/iM0Y9c
Sauk-Rapids CE: https://isd47.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/costoption/class_id/12357
Tri-District/ISD197 CE: https://tridistrict.ce.eleyo.com/ 

————–You can register for this class through any of these participating Community Eds.——————

Osseo ISD 179

Anoka-Hennepin ISD 11

Sauk Rapids ISD 47

Tri-District CE ISD 197

Eden Prairie ISD 272

Chisago Lakes ISD 2144

New Ulm – Washington Leaning Center

Centennial ISD 12

St. Francis ISD 11


History and Hauntings of the Emerald Isle June Gossler Anderson

Instructor bio: June Anderson traveled from her hometown of Anoka where ghosts abound and she once led Ghost Tours, to Ireland, to check out their ghostly residents. She found the history that produced these earth-bound spirits to be as fascinating as the ghosts themselves.

Experience History with a Paranormal Twist On a Virtual Trip Through Haunted Anoka

Through the magic of Power Point, your guide will take you through forgotten Anoka to hear the stories of the people who once lived there and, according to some, are still hanging around. During this hour-long presentation, she will tell you of long ago Anoka—of the Jackson Hotel, now Billy’s, the old Post Office, Colonial Hall, the Masonic Lodge, and some infamous residences, all haunted, of course.

Date offered Live October 10th @ 1PM at Magus Books
*CALL FOR RESERVATIONS:  (612) 379-1830
1848 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418

Offered via Zoom through Community Ed on October 24th @7PM-8PM
Sauk-Rapids CE: https://isd47.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/costoption/class_id/12355
Tri-District/ISD197 CE: https://tridistrict.ce.eleyo.com/

————–You can register for this class through any of these participating Community Eds.——————

Sauk Rapids ISD 47

Tri-District CE ISD 197

Chisago Lakes ISD 2144

New Ulm Washington Learning Center

Centennial ISD 12


Haunted Anoka PowerPoint Talk Event

Instructor bio: June Anderson is a former Anoka Ghost Tour Guide and has taken part in numerous paranormal investigations. As well as being on familiar terms with the Anoka Ghosts, she has traveled to Ireland, England, and Romania to meet theirs.

Minnesota Medal of Honor Recipients

In honor of Veterans’ Day, learn the stories of some of the 72 Minnesota men who have been awarded the Medal of Honor, dating from the Civil War to the Vietnam Conflict. Meet the Schoolmaster who took his students to war, dooming their hometown to oblivion; a Hungarian Freedom Fighter who signed up to fight Commies in Vietnam; the Anoka hometown hero who smothered a grenade and lived to tell the tale, and a host of other brave men who fought and died for their country.

Date offered: Nov. 11, 7:00-8:00PM via Zoom
Osseo CE: phone 763-391-7242 or Online: osseo.ce.eleyo.com
Sauk-Rapids CE: https://isd47.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/costoption/class_id/12356
Cambridge-Isanti CE: c-ischools.ce.eleyo.com
Tri-District/ISD197 CE: https://tridistrict.ce.eleyo.com/

————–You can register for this class through any of these participating Community Eds.——————

Osseo ISD 179

Sauk Rapids ISD 47

Cambridge-Isanti

Tri-District ISD 197

Chisago Lakes ISD 2144

Centennial ISD 12

Red Wing ISD 256

Kasson-Mantorville ISD 204

St. Francis – ISD 11


Minnesota Recipients of the Medal of Honor June Gossler Anderson

Instructor bio: June Anderson was one of the 27 Minnesota Daughters of the American Revolution, (DAR), who researched and wrote these biographies in response to a request by the National Medal of Honor Committee.  In addition to writing, June saw to the publication of these biographies, providing the inspiration for a PBS documentary by Doug Ohman.